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165 58 Correlation Analysis
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150 68 Regression Analysis
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157 66 SUMMARY OUTPUT
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152 61 Regression Statistics
165 66 Multiple R 0.62778353
150 57 R Square 39% <- With the simple regression
159 70 Adjusted R Square 0.39171735
150 57 Standard Error 8.15390271
162 56 Observations 255
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150 52 ANOVA
146 48 df SS MS
152 50 Regression 1 10941.5582733 10941.55827
154 53 Residual 253 16820.9907463 66.48612943
160 60 Total 254 27762.5490196
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152 65 Coefficients Standard Error t Stat
157 52 Intercept -46.18 8.17057592747 -5.65193196
160 65 Independent Height 0.65 0.05034437946 12.83
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164 68 1) What does the model means?
155 57 a) Regression equation: Weight = -46.18 + 0.65*Height
147 48 b) Interprete the meanings of coefficient:
160 67 B0 = -46.18, when the height = 0, Weight = -46.18 + 0.65*0 = 46.18 in average.
156 62 B1 = 0.65, means when the Height increase for 1 unit, the Weight will increase for 0.65 m
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154 59 2) How does the model fit?
160 54 Coefficient of Determination = R square 62.78%
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151 56 3) The significance of the model
152 52 Are the whole model significant or insignificant? (The model are usable, reliable or not)
156 53 p-value of F test = 2.356E-29 < 0.05 -> result is statistically significant
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182 73 Are the independent variable is significant? (should the variable included or excluded)
173 55 p-value of t-test associated with the Height = 2.356E-29 < 0.05
156 65 <) The Height has a significant relationship to Weight
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 Correlation numerical analysis
Covariance
Correlation coefficient
ween Height and Weight <- Based on the scatter plot and the correlation coefficient, we ca

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F Significance F
164.569037 2.3560147E-29

P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Lower 95.0% Upper 95.0%

4.2673E-08 -62.270547278 -30.0885311 -62.27054727753 -30.08853113
2.356E-29 0.5466927169 0.744987629 0.5466927168998 0.7449876287
0.65*Height

0.65*0 = 46.18 in average.

t, the Weight will increase for 0.65 more units.

<- About 39.41% the variation in the Weight could be explained by the model.
<- Still 60.59% of the variation has not been explained (need more relevant information included in the model)

Significance level Confidence level

e model are usable, reliable or not) 0.01 99%
tically significant 0.05 95%
0.1 90%

he variable included or excluded)

 66.69917 >0
0.627784 >0
correlation coefficient, we can say that there is a strong positive relationship between the Height and Weight
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